Tucked Crown Style DT with Two Tone Band Accents
A reclaimed fashion note describes a crown style with a tucked crown, trim featuring a two tone band and plated ribbon motif at the side front. Mill use details are implied but unclear.
10 Apr 1934
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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 10, 1934
Page
1
A reclaimed fashion note describes a crown style with a tucked crown, trim featuring a two tone band and plated ribbon motif at the side front. Mill use details are implied but unclear.
The passage lists multiple frocks with moss crepe fabrics featuring long puffed sleeves, raglan shoulders, fitted waists, and inset skirts. Styles include white moss crepe with metal buttons, black printed corded trim, and ash rose murenin accents. Sizes and prices noted include size S and 068 with prices around 7 dollars and 12 cents.
Fragile OCR lists Irish linen items with traced needlework designs. Mentions table linens, napkins, pillow shams, doilies and tea cloths in white and cream with spoked or stitched edges. Prices shown in old currency format. Many garbled terms and inconsistent phrases due to scanning.
Fragmented OCR lists ribbon colors and fabrics with mauve, white, pink, blue, lemon, purple, red, green, navy, brown, and velvet trims. Mentions yardage amounts and types like satin, bibbons, and velvets, with scattered pricing cues and color combos.
In a special interview President Eamon de Valera discusses Ireland’s path to real independence within the British Commonwealth. He argues for cordial relations with Dominions while stressing Ireland’s right to self government and a balanced trade policy that expands exports and moderates imports with Australia and Britain. He notes Ireland’s view of Britain as a mother country, yet rejects domination and calls for pragmatic cooperation on trade and defence.
Canberra reports the Federal Government plans to restore part of emergency public service reductions if financial position permits after June 30. About £800,000 needed for full real wage restoration, excluding £48 a year cost of living cut. Lyons budget aimed at deficit but current figures show improvement. Labor pledges pensions and public service votes but government will not campaign on this. Government acknowledges severe emergency measures hit low paid staff and aims relief within funds.
Townsville branch of the Wateride Workers Federation denounces a political mission to Queensland led by Mr J Beasley and party, opposing NSW representatives and urging against propaganda. Queensland Trades and Labour Council president Mr Bryan says Queensland Labour shows unity and will follow the majority’s will.
A chaotic day in Chicago politics as a worker is killed following a street dispute described as premature. Police expect heightened violence amid the primary election campaign and a robbery incident involving jewelry.
In the Supreme Court Chief Justice Sir J Blair presided as Mary Sting of St George petitioned for divorce from Charles Kenneth Sting of St George on the ground of desertion. The couple married February 1995 and had one child. She alleges desertion February 10 1927 and requests custody of the child with defendant ordered to pay costs.
A special Innissfal report details a two hour offshore encounter with a Japanese vessel near the Barrier Reef. The captain, Anta Sipe, claimed no wrongdoing and threatened to dynamite the ship if pursued, while crew and interpreters conducted inspections aboard the sampan and a speedboat tow.
London reports Scotland Yard cooperated with Lord Trenchard to curb a forgery ring arresting 18 Polish suspects in Warsaw linked to £250000 in fake government securities. Police seized forged English, Polish, American securities and Lena goldfields bonds as agents entered England for dispatch.
Bishay Tilxon laments unable to find guidance amid postwar upheaval. He cites expansions in armaments, failing disarmament talks, and rising national tensions. The piece urges renewed faith in Christ to save civilization as sailors and crew face peril during a tense voyage.
Melbourne officials warn leprosy has a serious grip on Australia with Dr Robertson saying Queensland and north western areas show higher spread. Canberra and Brisbane health leaders say the situation is under control though vigilant measures and surveys continue.
The Queensland advisory committee on Eastern trade met to examine measures to raise primary production in Awatentin and consider extending the supply of Australian products in India Ceylon and Burma. A subcommittee will report on the range of Abie Frallan goods, following a recent in chamber discussion led by Dr A Melbourne amid speculation about a vessel mystery.
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